Confused at just what Jonathan Gruber, friend (or not friend) of President Obama and Nancy Pelosi, said (and didn’t say)? Here is the two-minute idiot’s guide to the Obamacare architect (or not Obamacare architect)‘s controversial comments (and just who did and did not know him)… Source
I was taught as a young boy by my mother, “…be sure your sins will find you out.” You see the truth is like cream – it always rises to the top. Whenever someone tries to suppress it with lies and deception, it never works – sooner or later the truth comes out. Hopefully, these…
On October 22 The Telegraph published a map showing the U.S. leads the world in private firearm ownership but does not even crack the Top 10 when it comes to firearm-related deaths. According to the Telegraph, the countries with highest per-capita gun ownership are: USA – 112.6 guns per 100 residents Serbia – 75.6 Yemen –…
BY ANH-USA ON AUGUST 15, 2016 The long-awaited revision of FDA guidance rules for new supplements is finally here. It is very bad news. We normally publish our newsletter on Tuesday, but are sending out this issue today because of its urgency. What we are dealing with here is whether the supplement industry is allowed…
Instead of Attorney General Jess Sessions investigating the Clinton’s, former Democratic National Committee Chair Deborah Wasserman Schultz, Hillary’s aide Huma Abidin, former FBI Director James Comey, and Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller et al. for their role in the Uranium One deal. He goes after cannabis users. Regardless of your views on cannabis, a natural plant…
European Court of Justice. The Europeans get it right. They have rejected the practice of surveillance on private individuals without their consent. They do not allow the government to poison their public water supply with (“fluorine”), or destroy their heritage seed crops with genetically modified organisms (GMO’s) seeds. The point being, it can be done…
(RT) The US Senate failed to get the 60 votes needed to break a filibuster and move forward with the USA Freedom Act, which would have placed significant restrictions on the way the National Security Agency’s conducts surveillance domestically. Supporters of the bill tallied 58 “yes” votes against 42 “no” votes, but they fell two…